Free writing books from WRITERS' Journal

FREE BOOK GIVEAWAY
These are books WRITERS' Journal has received for review and we have found them to be beneficial for writers. Whether you are a screenwriter, fiction writer, an accomplished writer hoping to learn more about publishing, a poet looking for inspiration, a freelance writer hoping to discover new markets—well the list can go on and on—we hope you find these titles of interest. We will give away these books FREE on a monthly basis. If you don't win in the drawing, but have a genuine interest in the title, we encourage you to purchase a copy from the publisher or a bookstore. Be sure to visit us each month for a new drawing—perhaps this month's offering isn't of interest to you, but next month's book might be just what you need.

Is Life Like This? A Guide to Writing Your First Novel in Six Months
By John Dufresne

This book is a smart, detailed guide for aspiring novelists who have been daunted by the challenges and potential pitfalls of the writing process. Through encouragement and exercises on character and plot development, setting, and narrative architecture, the author helps writers create great fiction.

(W.W. Norton & Company) 310 pp. HC.
ISBN 9780393065411| $26.95

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Write Like Hemingway: Writing Lessons You Can Learn From the Master
By R. Andrew Wilson, Ph.D.

The author provides readers with the opportunity to learn exactly how they can effectively incorporate Hemingway’s techniques into their own writing.

(Adams Media) 256 pp. HC
ISBN 9781598698961 | $16.95

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This monthly contest ends February 28, 2010.
Winners are eligible to receive only one book per year.
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